Need to know if three sets (3 x 16ft) can be connected in series? If not, could it be done with amp connected ahead of controller?
37583
you can use an inline amp. with those you can make it as long as you want. but I'm using this controller to light up 2 16 feet stands of 5050
2122187
I do not think so. What you are planning to do can be risky for the amps if not done correctly and only one amp can be on at one time.
1771956
This controller will handle up to 30amps. So for example, I have 3 panels at ~145w each (~7.5 amps) that are connected to each other and run to this controller. Since I'm only bringing in max around 22 amps, then this one controller is plenty. I could actually add one more panel to it of the same size as my current and it should continue to work fine. To answer your question though, yes, if your panels are large enough to put you over 30a with two panels, then run them side by side and connect the two controllers to the same battery bank without issue.
1530933
If you are going to connect the 2 sets the all you need is 1 controller. If you are going to use them in separate situations you will need two controllers.
876324
Yes you can link the speakers to run in series. It is an active, or powered, speaker, so it does require to be plugged into the wall. If price is an option, I recommend the behringer b112 or b115. The pile speaker is exactly that. A pile of s***. If money is not an issue, look into qsc. Always go for powered, as you will not need a separate power amp for them. The qsc 8 or 10 inch speakers give huge punch in a compact size. Priced around 500-700 each they are the best option. The behringer speakers can be had for 200-350 each and are not bad
252426
I think so.i use d the controller to connect 2 rolls of led light 16 feet. More roll u need more amp Hope i answer ur question
524539
I think they would not work well in series as they contain controller chips. Hook them in parallel and run them at 3V with no resistor.
1637298
It shouldn't be a problem. I did one connection from main 10A to the add 3A and haven't had any problem, the 3A is going to resist only 3A if the load goes over 3A the fuse will burn out before damage de device. If you go from 20A main to 10A add your device connected to the 10A add shouldn't consume more then 10A.
590438
You can reasonably connect 4 panels at 128 Watts and 24 Volts each using this spider. Connect the single lead to a 10AWG cable (sold separately from Amazon) and then to your charge controller. This is my set-up and the set-up of many other responders here. So, to answer your question, I believe the four conductors may not be 10AWG, but the single one I believe to be 10AWG. All stranded. I used the MC4 connectors sold separately from Amazon.
2276050
Yes. The instructions with the panels clearly show that wiring in series can be done. But make sure your charge controller can handle it. Many technical comments available on the Amazon site in connection with charge controllers.
1991358
Sure! It appears that you have two 12AX7's in the preamp section. I think you'll be pleased with the results. Good luck and play hard!
1722743
You can hook 4x100w in series or 2 sets of 2x100w in series/parallel with this controller. Adjust your fusing and wiring accordingly. I intend to add the extra 2x100w in parallel with the existing 2x100w set I have. I should mention that my system is setup to run as 24v (panels, batteries, controller and inverter (240vac out)).
316221
I believe you can connect two end to end, but you cannot connect 3 or more end to end. I explored this question myself, though I did not do this, and it seems like once you use more than 2 strips (of 5 meters each) it would drawn too much power for the thin wires and things would melt. If I did this myself, I would first test it and see how hot the strips seemed to be getting before I would trust installing it. I would also not recommend doing this without some validation, since I am by no means an expert and would not want to be responsible for any mishaps.
1439598
I've had as many as 4 strips connected together with one power supply with no issues. The power supply has a limit of how much power it can supply based on the amount of amps each strip needs, do the math (using specs), and plan accordingly.
558809
it depends on the type of controller. I have a 12v switch with hard-wire connecters and buttons to control the type of lights I need on. So yeah you can connect 2 or more sets of lights
595682
Yes, two of these could be connected together. However, you may need to be concerned about voltage drop due to the added resistance. You should determine what you current requirement (amps) will be, and if it it more than 0.25 A then I would be concerned.
1532027
No, it is a mono amp... I suppose you could run them in series rather than separate lines and it should power both.